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Her song "Where I Stood" has been used in television shows including Grey's Anatomy, One Tree Hill and So You Think You Can Dance.

The album, and its first single, "Scar" both went to No. 1 on the relevant ARIA Charts.

Higgins has experienced significant success in Australia with several tours and performances in high-profile charity events WaveAid (2005) and Live Earth (2007).

She then toured the United States and South Africa, writing more material on the road. In September she based herself in Los Angeles to record her second album, On a Clear Night, with producer Mitchell Froom. The first single from that album, "Steer" was released as an EP on 14 April 2007 and the album followed on 28 April.On 7 July 2007, Higgins participated in the Live Earth concert in Sydney, performing her own set before joining Paul Kelly, Kev Carmody and John Butler on stage for the song "From Little Things Big Things Grow". Writing for The Sydney Morning Herald, Emily Dunn said that the song "could have been the event's anthem". Dan Lander from Rolling Stone cited it as a highlight, saying that the "whole crowd sung along - all eleven verses."In August, Higgins returned to Los Angeles to focus on the US market. She spent September and October 2007 touring the US, still relatively unknown there. On 26 October, backed by the Sydney Youth Orchestra, she headlined the annual Legs 11 concert, a breast cancer benefit held in The Domain, at the Royal Botanic Gardens in Sydney. On 28 October, she attended the 2007 ARIA Music Awards, where she had been nominated for four awards; Best Pop Release, Best Female Artist, Highest Selling Album and Highest Selling Single (for "Steer"). She performed at the ceremony and won the award for Best Female Artist. On 31 October, she was a guest at television music channel MAX's inaugural Concert for the Cure, a private concert for people affected by breast cancer.

She is interested in environmental issues and is involved with the Sierra Club, a grassroots organisation based in California. Closer to home, she has spoken out against the proposed industrialisation of the Kimberley region of Western Australia and donated royalties from her 2009 EP More Than This to the cause. To make her tours carbon neutral, she purchases green energy to power venues, uses bio-diesel tour buses in the United States and purchases carbon offsets.Until 2007, Higgins' sexual orientation was the subject of speculation from journalists based on interpretations of her lyrics and comments made by her in interviews.

At Geelong she took up the piano again, this time playing jazz including performing with David's group on weekends. Being introverted, she found piano practice helped her cope with living at boarding school.At 15, she wrote "All for Believing" for a school music assignment, completing it hours before the deadline. The assignment earned an A and she performed her song in front of classmates.